Re: My First HDD Failure (I Think)

Le 23-11-2024, Farley Flud <ff@linux.rocks> a écrit :

On 23 Nov 2024 14:04:11 GMT, Stéphane CARPENTIER wrote:
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Nope.  Only losers use SSD.

 
As with everything, you are stuck in the past and you don't understand
technology.
 

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But the marketing people certainly understand your gullible ass.

It's not only marketing. Anyone with an old computer can see the
improvement. To replace a HDD with a SSD gives a new life to one's
computer. It's a fact easy to see.

Consumer-grade SSD's are a cheap money grab by the drive manufacturers.
They base their products on inferior, junk technology and then
market it to idiots like you.

Stop pretending you know things when you only follow marketing done by
others. Do it by yourself. And for once be honest, you'll see.

Because, if I'm involved in something that is important to me, that
something is important to save at more than what one place. When I can
reinstall my OS easily, loosing my work would really piss me off.
 

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Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha!  Whatever you produce, i.e. your "work,"
must laughable junk.

Don't care what you consider of what I do. The point is what _I_ do is
important to _ME_. So _I_ don't want to lose it. If _I_ lose what _I_
did, _I_'ll be the one at pain. So, _I_ have to save it. And _I_ do. And
it's the point for anyone. The OS is never the important thing to save.
Except for you because you didn't make it work on purpose. But anyone
but you can reinstall his OS when nobody can retrieve important lost
files/work.

That's why you are content with a generic, junk distro.

It's not about the distro, it's about the way to use it. And what's
important. The distro is not. I could change my distro anytime. And do
the same things with another distro. Because my work, my config files
and my documents are well saved.

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